Hodgkin’s International Events and Presentations
Dr. Rebecca Shakir of Churchill Hospital in Oxford will present on the late effects of cancer treatment
Thursday, March 6, 2025 • 2 pm EST, 7 pm GMT, 11 AM PST
Dr. Rebecca Shakir of Churchill Hospital in Oxford (England) will present on the late effects of cancer treatment. Dr. Shakir is a colleague of Dr. Tess Nowell and was part of the “dream team” who developed the survivorship guidelines that are on our website. Prior registration is required. Register for this meetingErin Sullivan Wagner, Cancer Survivor and Patient Advocate joins us for a special Zoom presentation on finding intimacy after Cancer
Wednesday, March 26, 2025 • 1 pm EST, 6pm GMT, 10 am PT
On Wednesday, March 26, we will welcome Erin Sullivan Wagner to speak on the subject of intimacy after a cancer diagnosis. This is a subject that we have not really addressed, and we need to. Concerns about intimacy, pain during sexual intercourse, and lack of libido are just a few of the challenges that survivors face, and they are as common as almost any other late effect. Please join us for this much-needed conversation. Register for this meeting
Other Survivorship Events
Calling All Artists! Check Out the Oncology On Canvas Program at Lilly
Lilly (Pharmaceutical), the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS), and the Cancer Support Community (CSC) have teamed up to create a venue for cancer survivors to use art to express their feelings about their cancer journey. It’s called Oncology on Canvas. Originally a competition, the ongoing program now encourages and welcomes submissions of all types, including poetry, watercolor, oil and acrylic painting, pastels, photography, and even music. Thousands of cancer patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals have submitted to the Oncology On Canvas gallery since its origin. Learn more
